4.2 hrs

Median turnaround time

99.1%

Case concordance rate

17

Subspecialties covered

Subspecialty pathology reads, delivered before your next tumor board.

Download Integration GuideHIPAA-compliant · LIS-integrated · No new software to install
01Case Submission

Upload whole-slide images in under two minutes.

Drag and drop SVS, NDPI, SCN, or MRXS files directly from your scanner's output directory. Our ingestion pipeline accepts files up to 4 GB, preserves full-resolution pyramidal tiles, and strips PHI from DICOM metadata before the file leaves your network.

No new software installation required. Browser-based upload runs over TLS 1.3 with AES-256 encryption at rest. Compatible with Aperio GT 450, Hamamatsu NanoZoomer, and Leica GT450 DX.

slide — case submission

Drop WSI files here

SVS · NDPI · SCN · MRXS · up to 4 GB per file

biopsy_H&E_case_4471.svs

2.1 GB · Done

Accession

SLD-2026-04471

Stain

H&E · IHC panel ×3

02Subspecialty Routing

Your case reaches the right expert automatically.

Choose from 17 subspecialty tracks — dermatopathology, hematopathology, neuropathology, genitourinary, breast, GI, pulmonary, and more. Our routing engine matches your case to a fellowship-trained pathologist based on subspecialty, current queue depth, and your preferred read mode.

Synchronous reads connect you live for a 15-minute co-review session. Asynchronous reads carry a 4-hour SLA with a signed report delivered directly to your LIS.

slide — subspecialty routing

Select subspecialty track

Dermatopathology
DERM
Hematopathology
HEME
Neuropathology
NEURO
Genitourinary
GU
Auto-routing to available pathologist

3 fellowship-trained dermatopathologists on call · Estimated queue: 38 min

Read mode:Synchronous availableorAsync 4-hr SLA
03Quality Gate & Read

Every case passes an automated quality check before it reaches the pathologist.

Our QC engine scores image resolution, focus quality, tissue coverage, and stain index before routing. Cases that fail are flagged and returned with re-scan instructions within 12 minutes — before any pathologist time is consumed.

The pathologist reads on a calibrated diagnostic display at full resolution, annotates directly on the WSI, and documents findings with structured IHC data fields. The entire session is logged and auditable.

slide — quality gate
40× · WSI
QC PASSED
Image resolution ≥ 0.25 µm/px
Focus quality score
94 / 100
Tissue coverage
98.2%
Stain index (H&E)
Optimal
PHI scrubbed from metadata
04Report Delivery

A signed, structured report lands in your LIS — not your inbox.

The final report is transmitted as an HL7 v2.5 ORU_R01 message or DICOM SR directly to your LIS. No PDFs to save, no copy-paste into PowerPath. The report includes the full microscopic description, annotated WSI thumbnails, IHC summary, and a clinical correlation statement.

Compatible with Epic Beaker, Cerner PowerPath, Sunquest Lab, and CoPath. DICOM SR delivery available for institutions on Sectra or Philips PACS.

slide — signed report · SLD-2026-04471

Diagnosis

Melanoma in situ, lentigo maligna type

SIGNED
MP

Dr. Marcus Petrov, MD

Dermatopathology · Fellowship-trained · UCSF

Signed

3h 47m

Microscopic Description

Sections show an asymmetric proliferation of atypical melanocytes along the dermal-epidermal junction with pagetoid spread. Confluent nesting and bridging of rete ridges noted. No dermal invasion identified. Solar elastosis present.

Delivered to Epic Beaker LIS

HL7 v2.5 · Acknowledged 06:14 AM

PDFIntegration Guide

Everything your IT team and lab director need, in one document.

LIS compatibility matrix, HIPAA-compliant image transfer specifications, onboarding timelines, and SLA terms — formatted for your next steering committee meeting.

  • Compatible with Epic Beaker, Cerner PowerPath, Sunquest, and CoPath
  • DICOM SR and HL7 v2.5 delivery options
  • BAA template included
  • Typical go-live: 18 business days

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